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I'm reading my (windows) environment properties into a map. The properties contain names with parenthesis, which are converted to keys. In the nREPL in Cursive those keywords with parenthesis are printed wrongly when I print the env map: https://i.imgur.com/VyjRawd.png
however, I then wanted to try to reproduce it with another function of my own, but it doesn't even highlight the output at all: https://i.imgur.com/Sei5tqe.png
keywords and symbols can't contain parentheses for obvious reasons, but keyword
will allow them anyway, that's why this is possible
try evaluating :hey)
and then (keyword "hey)")
to see what I mean